This character's wife lives away from him at her sister's poultry farm. His son is accused of impregnating Sibyl Frey. This man's downfall comes after a subordinate, Tiny Duffy, passes on harmful information. He is adored by a stuttering Irishman, the driver Sugar-Boy O'Sheean. His son, Tom, is paralyzed in a football accident, while his secretary and lover Sadie Burke ends up in a sanitarium. He is ultimately assassinated by Dr. Adam Stanton, who has discovered this cha
This character's wife lives away from him at her sister's poultry farm. His son is accused of impregnating Sibyl Frey. This man's downfall comes after a subordinate, Tiny Duffy, passes on harmful information. He is adored by a stuttering Irishman, the driver Sugar-Boy O'Sheean. His son, Tom, is paralyzed in a football accident, while his secretary and lover Sadie Burke ends up in a sanitarium. He is ultimately assassinated by Dr. Adam Stanton, who has discovered this character's affair with Adam's sister, Anne. This man's chief assistant is the novel's narrator, Jack Burden. For 10 points, name this character, a demagogic political boss inspired by Huey Long, who appears in Robert Penn Warren's All the King's Men.
This character's wife lives away from him at her sister's poultry farm.
Willie {Stark} [accept either]